Longevity & Regenerative Medicine
Medicine aimed at more healthy years, not just more years. We use advanced testing to spot risks early, then build a prevention plan you can live with.
Focus
Heart, metabolism, brain, hormones and muscle
Format
Testing, a personal plan and regular reviews
Cost
Advanced testing and the program are self-pay
Is it right for me?
Longevity medicine works alongside your regular care and screenings. It does not replace them.
1
A long first visit covering history, family risks, sleep, stress, activity and nutrition.
2
Detailed blood work, genetic insight and, where helpful, heart imaging referrals and body-composition checks.
3
A written plan covering nutrition, exercise, sleep, supplements and, when appropriate, hormones or peptides.
4
Repeat testing and regular reviews to see what is working.
A longevity plan looks at the systems that most affect how well you age.
Advanced cholesterol markers and heart-risk assessment.
Blood sugar, insulin and body composition.
Hormone levels that may affect energy, muscle, bone and mood.
Sleep, mood and risk factors linked to memory.
Markers that may point to hidden inflammation.
Genetic insight that can shape your prevention plan.
Program
We don’t promise to stop aging. The aim is to lower your risks and help you stay strong and independent for longer.
Standard labs may be covered. Advanced testing and the program are usually self-pay. We give you prices up front.
No. Longevity medicine sits alongside your regular care.
About peptides, PRP and ozone. Many of these treatments are not FDA-approved for the uses described, and research on them is still developing. Peptides are prescribed only after a consultation and are prepared by a licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy. We will explain what is known, what isn’t, and the risks before you decide. Individual results vary. Medical disclaimer.
Peptide therapy
Peptides such as sermorelin may be part of a longevity plan to support sleep, recovery and body composition, alongside testing, nutrition and exercise.
